The state pension crisis registers with most people as distant thunder at most. But just as a hurricane hundreds of miles away begins to roil the ocean water, so too is New Jersey’s pension mess already stirring up problems for beneficiaries…

In 1787, when the Constitutional Convention and an infant republic “hung by a thread,” two imaginative New Englanders solved the problem and saved the day. Roger Sherman and Oliver Ellsworth, both representing Connecticut, proposed a bicameral legislature made up of…

More than 75 percent of CPAs in New Jersey say the Garden State’s recently enacted budget would have a negative impact on the economy, according to a new survey by the New Jersey Society of CPAs.The NJCPA polled 921 CPAs…

"New Jersey’s high-spending, heavy-taxing big government might be working well for its officials, its union workers and a small number of subsidized corporations, but it is poorly serving the people of the state. At some point they may decide their…

"New Jersey faced a government shutdown late last week when its governor, Democrat Phil Murphy, squabbled with leaders of his own party in the state legislature over whose taxes to raise—those of businesses or those of wealthy individuals. In the…

Regina Egea, president of Garden State Initiative, said in an email Sunday morning that the budget deal was a bad one.“Taxpayers and job creators are once again being treated like a no-limit credit card, which they will cut up when…

In a June 24th editorial in The Wall Street Journal the paper's Editorial Board took New Jersey's leadership to task for pursuing taxation policy that is eerily similar to that which brought the State of Connecticut to the brink in recent…